News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-05-19
A fresh carload of plaster just re-
cpived at II A Slavtnn & Co.'S

A fresh carload of plaster just re-
ceived at H. A. Slayton & Cos.
If it is -four you want, call on oil
write to H. Moray, Cambridge.
DR.. E. W. Royce, the noted spec
ialist of chronic diseases, will be at the
Morrisville House May 23d, to remain
a short time.
/ want three or four rugged, ener-
getic men to work in my Hide House.
References as to integrity, habits and
general character, must be satisfactory.
CARROLL s. PAGE.
Currier, at the Boston Cash Store,
has added to his large stock the past
week, many new novelties in dress
goods, velvet wraps, spring jackets,
hosiery, parasols, ETC., etc.
F. R. Child & Co., of Hyde Park,
have upwards of sixty wagons on hand,
embracing all styles from the common
blackboard to the elegant phaeton.
Prices low and terms Of payment to
suit purchaser. They also have seve-
raj secondhand wagons in good con-
dition for sale very cheap. Call and
see their stock.
Bovnton, the Morrisville clothing
man, has just received line of straw
hats that can not fail to suit all tastes.
He has Is different styles of Mack
anaw, in all sizes, for men and youths.
He also has the best line for children
eve seen in town. His stock of stiff
derby hats in dark and light shades
goes to the head. He has just re-
ceived several new styles; also a
large stock of clothing and gents fur
Dishing goods. Just drop in and see
the new neck wear. Will rot be I'M
dersold.
have just received at my Variety
Store new assortment of rug pat
terms; also a variety of fine toilet
soaps from 5 to % cents cake. Call
and see samples of hair jewelry just
finished. Carrie Stone, who has had
experience in this work, will make to
order any style. She sews and press
es ladies' and children's straw hats
into modern styles.
Mrs. G.. S. WILDER,
Opposite Doty's Furniture Store.
Mrs. E. NJ. Roberts is constantly re.
ceiving new and seasonable goods
from the headquarters of fashion, New
York and Boston, which is undisput-
able evidence of the style and quality
of her goods, which, upon inspection
will always be found perfectly salts
factory. Work executed prompt.
and well; stylish trimming { special
ty, lady of experience having beer
secured as assistant. Hats trimmet
while the customer waits, wheneve
so desired. Monopoly is not expect
ed, but fair share OF patronage wi
be merited and is respectfully solicited
]. E. Gauvin & Bro, of Burling
ton, wish to announce TO the peOpl
of johnson and vicinity that they wi
occupy the photograph rooms of MI
Baker, of johnson, to make sitting
for negatives on the following DAYS c
this month: the 26th, 9th and 28th
All parties wishing first class wor
will do we'll to come early and give u
a call. We warrant as good work o
a cloudy day as on sunny da,
We hope to get many calls, and if 81
shall endeavor to establish branC
gallery. Look out for large poster
in store windows. Respectfully,
GAUVIN & Bros,
Burlington, Vt.
Go to the brick store in Morrisvil
and you will find large stock of dl
goods and groceries, farming tool
Thayer's butter tubs, gents furnlsI
ing goods, ready made clothing fl
men and boys, 2000 yards of Loc
wood cottons from Sc to 40 inch
wide. Boots and shoes for all classe
paints and oils, glass ware and croc
ery, window shades and fixings, co
tonades and shifting. Nice home sal
ed pork, lard, 10000 No. l ced
posts, nails and glass, dairy and 9th
salt, India-wheat for seed, 200 ba
rels best St. Louis -four, fish OF
kinds, and hundreds of articles
hand not mentioned above. | intel
to keep large assortment to accoI
modate all that want, and at pric
that will be satisfactory. Cash W
be paid for good butter wool a
eggs. Wood, lumber and shinglt
will be taken in exchange for gooC
hoping, as in the past, to have re
sonable share of public patronae
which | intend to deserve. Main )
Brick Store, Morrisville, VT.
GEORGE j. SLAYToN.